Aussie AI

Privacy Policy

  • Last Updated April 26, 2023

Introduction

1.1. Privacy is Important. The protection of your privacy is important to us. We only process private information in accordance with the following principles and in compliance with applicable legal regulations. This Privacy Policy discloses the privacy practices of our organization with respect to this website and its associated services.

1.2. Legal Terms. Privacy is one of a number of important legal aspects of your access to our website. Other legal considerations that govern your interaction with this website are covered in our Terms of Use and Legal Notices.

1.3. Privacy Types. There are two major types of private information that we consider important:

  1. Your Personal Information: This is information related to your identity, such as your name or email address.
  2. Your Work: This is written text or other creative work that is authored by you or otherwise belongs to you.

2. Strong Privacy Practices

2.1. Privacy Practices. Our goal is to maintain strong privacy practices in our management of our websites. We do this in the following ways:

  1. Transparency about our privacy practices, as disclosed herein.
  2. Accessibility of information into our privacy practices, by providing a comprehensive disclosure of our practices in plain language.
  3. Minimal collection by attempting to store as little of your private information as necessary.
  4. Offering you information about options on how to access our website in ways that further protect your privacy.
  5. Encryption by using HTTPS for industry-standard SSL encryption of the network connection between your browser and our servers.
  6. Offering additional information about privacy practices of individual tools or features on our website, where appropriate.
  7. Allowing anonymous or pseudonymous use of our website, or the use of guest access without login, where permitted and practicable to do so.
  8. Use of Cookie-less session identifiers for guest sessions or other temporary access.
  9. Not using any email addresses for “spam” or any information for “direct marketing” activities, and not selling your email address to such companies.
  10. Compliance with a number of legislative privacy frameworks, even where they may not strictly apply.
  11. Providing methods whereby users can request, correct, complete, or erase any private information that we may have collected.
  12. Reviewing our privacy practices, including this Privacy Policy, on a regular basis.
  13. Designing privacy into our technical architecture, such as, where possible, avoiding storing your uploaded files to disk by processing them in short-term memory.
  14. Only partnering with other companies that have strong privacy practices.

3. AI and Privacy of Your Work

3.1. Privacy and Your Work. The privacy practices regarding your work, such as temporary storage of uploaded documents, are disclosed in this Privacy Policy.

3.2. Mixed Information. Your work may sometimes include your personally identifying information, such as your name, and this personal information is also covered by this Privacy Policy.

3.3. AI Partners. Depending on your request, your work may also be sent to one of our AI Partners for processing, such as OpenAI (maker of ChatGPT), where it is covered by their privacy practices.

3.4. Opt-in. Your work is not used to improve, extend, or “train” our AI engines, unless you explicitly “opt-in” to contribute content.

3.5. OpenAI Opt-in. Your work, when submitted by us to the OpenAI API, is also not used for training by OpenAI, according to their disclosed data usage principles (see OpenAI API data usage policies: https://openai.com/policies/api-data-usage-policies). OpenAI also offers an “opt-in” option. OpenAI also discloses a 30-day maximum storage of submitted data (except as required by law).

3.6. Other Legal Terms. Other restrictions on us with regard to your work, such as that we do not gain any right to retain or publish your work, are described in the Terms of Use.

4. Your Choices and Privacy

4.1. Usage Types. We aim to be transparent and accessible with information about our privacy practices, by making it simple to understand. As such, we have identified different privacy matters depending on the way in which you use our website. This Privacy Policy addresses the privacy issues involve with various different ways that you might use our website:

  1. Basic web browsing (including online advertisements)
  2. Clicking on an online advertisement
  3. Uploading your content to our website in a guest session
  4. Registering with or using an account at our website
  5. Sharing your content with other users (opt-in)
  6. Submitting feedback or opting-in to contribute content
  7. Contacting us, such as by email or online forms

4.2. Different Privacy Issues. Each of these styles of using our website has different privacy aspects, as detailed further below, and also differing licenses, restrictions, pricing, and other legal issues as explained in our Terms of Use.

4.3. Basic Privacy Issues. The privacy issues of “Basic Web Browsing” and “Clicking on an Online Advertisement” are usually applicable to all types of access, including the other more advanced modes of access of our website. These other modes also have additional privacy issues beyond the basic ones.

5. Basic Web Browsing

5.1. Collection. When you visit our website for “basic web browsing” to view a web page, without registering a user account, there are two main ways that private information may be collected about you:

  1. Our servers may collect information, and
  2. Our partners (such as Google or OpenAI) may collect information.

5.2. Our Servers. In the first case, when your browser accesses a URL, it sends a request to our servers for the web page. This request may contain personal information, as discussed below.

5.3. Partner Servers.Secondly, in responding to your request, our servers may send back HTML codes or scripts to display online advertising or to invoke analytics about your web page visit. When your browser actions these codes or scripts to show online advertising or trigger analytics statistics, our Partners may receive private information from your web browser, as discussed below.

6. Types of Personal Information

6.1. Types of Information. Our web servers are configured to collect minimal private information about you, but our partners may receive more information. When you visit our websites, the web browser typically sends various information about your visit and your device to our web servers. The type of information sent may depend on your device configuration, but can often include:

  1. The URL of the web page being visited
  2. The prior website URL from which you visited our URL (called the “referrer URL”)
  3. Hardware information about your device (e.g. whether it is an iPhone, Android, or PC)
  4. Device-specific identifiers, such as the Android Advertising Identifier or the Advertising Identifier for iOS (Apple iPhone) on mobile devices
  5. Software information about your device (e.g. it’s operating system such as Microsoft Windows vs Apple OS)
  6. Browser software information (e.g. Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Safari or FireFox)
  7. Version information about your software or hardware
  8. Your IP Address, which may also indicate your access provider and your location.
  9. Cookies. This is discussed in detail further below.

6.2. Private Information. Some of these types of information may be private information. For example, device-specific identifiers may identify you on mobile devices, and your IP Address may uniquely identify you on non-mobile devices, although this is not always the case. Information about your current URL request, or the referrer URL, may be private information, because the web pages you visit may indicate your preferences, circumstances, or other private facts about you.

6.3. Simple Web Browsing. It should be noted that some types of personal information are not normally available from general web browsing (e.g. email address, phone number, address, name, etc.), although they may be provided as part of account registration, newsletter sign-ups, or other advanced usages.

6.4. Anonymous and Pseudonymous Access. Users may access our website anonymously for Basic Web Browsing, and also for some guest sessions, even where the user may upload a document to be temporarily processed. We may also permit anonymous or pseudonymous access to our Website and Service under certain conditions for user account registration.

6.5. Account Registration Information: In addition to the above collected types of private information (e.g. device-identifiers, IP address, cookies), your registration for user accounts, newsletter sign-ups, or otherwise may require collection of some or all of the following types of private information:

  1. Name (first and/or last name)
  2. Title
  3. Email address
  4. Account password
  5. Country of residence

6.6. Age Verification: Where verification of your age is required, we or our partners may need to request additional personal information, such as:

  1. Age
  2. Date of birth

6.7. Financial Information: Where payment is required, we or our partners may need to request additional personal information for payment and billing verification purposes, such as:

  1. Name
  2. Postal address
  3. Company or business name
  4. Phone number
  5. Credit card details
  6. Date of birth
  7. Other financial information

7. Cookies

7.1. Cookies are small pieces of data that are stored on your browser on your hardware device, rather than on our servers. Another technology called “Web Storage” or “Super Cookies” is similar to Cookies in that it is stored on your device.

7.2. We do not use any Cookies or Super Cookies specific to our website when you access our website for “basic web browsing”. Our guest sessions also use Cookie-less session tracking methods.

7.3. We do use Cookies for user account registration (e.g., login), and paid access purposes.

7.4. Even on visits where we may not use cookies, our advertising and analytics partners typically use cookies when you access our website. Any partner’s use of Cookies is subject to their own privacy policies, rather than this one.

8. Our Minimal Collection of Personal Information

8.1. Importantly, our web servers are configured to record minimal private information about your access in guest sessions or Basic Web Browsing. In particular, in their usual mode, our web servers are configured so as to:

  1. Not store your IP Address to disk log files.
  2. Not store any device unique identifiers in the log files on disk.
  3. Not use any cookies for basic web browsing.
  4. Not use any cookies for guest sessions.

8.2. As such, your personal information is only stored in memory for a short period by our servers, if your only access is for Basic Web Browsing. We have no permanently stored private information about you in this common situation.

9. Partner Collection of Personal Information

9.1. Partner Collection. The second way that private information may be collected is via partner scripts. These may be triggered by your browser accessing our servers, and they can send your private information to our partner servers. Such private information may include any of the types of private information listed above, and may include storing or accessing Cookies on your web browser and/or device-specific identifiers on your mobile device.

9.2. Types of Partners. We have multiple categories of business partners, which typically store additional information about your visit when they are used. These categories include:

  1. Online Advertising
  2. Online Analytics
  3. AI Partners
  4. Email Partners
  5. Payment Partners

9.3. Online Advertising Partners. Many of our web pages contain online advertising that is shown via our advertising partners. For online advertising, our Partners include:

  • Google AdSense (Alphabet, Inc.), which shows Google ads.
  • Google’s various other third-party advertising partners, that may show online ads through the Google Ad Network.

9.4. Analytics Partners. We use online analytics to examine the overall traffic to our web pages. For analytics, we use:

  • Google Analytics (Alphabet, Inc.)

9.5. AI Partners. Some features of our service use other AI companies, such as OpenAI (maker of ChatGPT). Your work may be sent for processing by our AI Partners, and they may also collect private information in relation to your request.

9.6. Email Partners. Where your user account registration requires email sending, we send emails through one of our email partners.

9.7. Payment Partners. Where you use a paid feature of our services, we process your payment through payment partners. We do not receive a copy of your credit card details or other financial information.

9.8. Partner Privacy Practices. Our partners may collect private information and/or use Cookies on your browser. Our partners, such as Google, are large companies with well-established privacy management. For details on how our partners collect information, for what purposes, your privacy rights in regard to such information, and their management of your private information, please review the privacy information available from Google AdSense, Google Analytics, and other corporate sources, as disclosed in our contact details information below.

9.9. Google Privacy Information: For more information about Google’s privacy practices, please review Google Privacy Policy located at https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/.

9.10. Google Analytics Privacy Information. For more information about the specifics of Google Analytics’ privacy practices, please review the document "How Google uses data when you use our partners' sites or apps", located at www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners/

9.11. Clicking on Advertisements. If you click on, or otherwise interact with, an online advertisement, then additional private information may be collected about you by our partners and by the advertiser site you visit. The fact that you have clicked on an ad may be private information as it may indicate your personal preferences or circumstances. Our servers do not receive any information from you about ad clicks in such case, but your data may be sent to the advertising partner, and subsequently to the company that placed the ad.

9.12. Links to Other Websites. This Website contains links to other sites that are not our partners. Similarly, advertisements may link to other websites that are not our partners. Please be aware that we are not responsible for the content or privacy practices of such other sites. We encourage our users to be aware when they leave our site and to read the privacy statements of any other site that may collect your private information.

10. Why Do We Collect Private Information?

10.1. Firstly, we try not to, by collecting minimal information, as discussed above. However, in general, our website and our partners may use your private information for reasons such as:

  1. Providing you with the service you requested (e.g. processing of a file you have uploaded).
  2. Showing you relevant online advertising (e.g. Google advertisements)
  3. For credit verification of your payment for any paid services.
  4. Improving the quality, usability and performance of our website.
  5. Confirmation of age requirements regarding minors (under 18 years) and children under 13 years (in situations where private information must be collected, such as with user accounts).
  6. Monitoring for security failures and threats.
  7. Tracking popularity of our various web pages, content, and online tools.
  8. To confirm our legal license with regard to opt-in “shared content” or “submitted content” and associated rights.
  9. For various other administrative purposes, or as required by law, court order, or law enforcement agency request.

11. Where Do We Store Your Private Information?

11.1. Storage. As discussed above, we often do not store any of your private information. For example, the architecture for many of our tools involves memory-only processing of your uploaded files and/or automated removal of temporary uploads, although our advertising and analytics partners may collect private information even in such cases. However, there are various other circumstances where we may store your personal information, such as user accounts.

11.2. Location of Our Servers. The specific server that you access depends on various aspects, but may be in the USA or Canada. Our technology partners may include:

  • Amazon AWS – servers located in the USA.
  • OVH —servers located in the USA.

11.3. USA Processing. Your private information, such as user account registration information, typically remains on our servers in the USA.

11.4. USA Partners. All of our main partners are located in the USA, and should typically process your information in the USA, although you should confirm this by reviewing their public privacy disclosures. We only transfer private information to international companies with well-defined privacy practices and clear privacy policy documentation, including clear disclosure of collection and use of private information, and procedures for complaints, request handling, and other requirements of the relevant privacy legislation or of legislation that is substantially similar.

11.5. Server Log Information. We do not transfer “log files” of hardware servers to a different location, so information from Basic Web Browsing will not be transferred.

11.6. Backups. We may maintain backups of user account information, email newsletter registrations, contributed content, or other important user information, that may contain private information. These backups may be stored at the server locations (typically in the USA) or at the Head Office.

11.7. Non-USA Users. If your access to our Website or Services occurs from a different country to the location of our computer servers, or the computer servers of our partners, then any private information you submit will inherently and immediately cross borders.

11.8. Contributed Content. If you have submitted feedback or opted-in with content that is Contributed Content, we may need to store your private information, including both (i) your content and (ii) information to confirm your identity, to ensure our legal rights to your content.

11.9. Other Situations. There are various other situations for which we may need to store and review private information at our Head Office, including but not limited to (i) addressing legal matters or law enforcement requests, (ii) assuring our legal rights, and/or (iii) reviewing, confirming, or ensuring our own privacy practices.

11.10. Business Transfer. It may be necessary to transfer your private information in the event of a Business Transfer, when proposed or completed, as discussed below. We will only do so to an entity that confirms support for this Privacy Policy and discloses its strong privacy practices.

11.11. Partner Storage of Private Information. As discussed above, our partners may store your private information according to their own privacy practices. Please review the privacy information provided by Google and our other partners, as provided by them. We partner with these companies in the belief that they maintain strong privacy principles.

11.12. Partner Cross-Border Transfers of Private Information. Our partners should typically process data within the USA, but may sometimes transfer any private information that they maintain across borders. For information about this and other aspects of their privacy practices, please consult the privacy-related disclosure information that our partners offer.

12. When Do We Disclose Your Private Information?

12.1. No Sale to Third Parties. We do not sell or transfer any private information, that we have collected and stored in our servers, in the ordinary course of business.

12.2. No Spam or Direct Marketing. We do not sell your private information to any third parties. For example, we do not sell email addresses or other private information to “spam” marketing agencies or “direct marketing” companies.

12.3. Partners. Although we do not explicitly disclose or transfer any private information we have stored on our servers, as already discussed, our partners may collect and retain various private information as a result of your use of our Website or Services, as discussed above.

12.4. Business Transfer. We may disclose, transfer, sell, or otherwise handle your private information, as the result of a proposed or completed corporate transaction, such as a sale of assets, sale of stock, merger, acquisition, internal restructure, or similar corporate transaction.

13. Guest Sessions; Uploading Your Content to Our Website

13.1. Guest Sessions. A guest session is the usual “Basic Web Browsing” of our website, but where you also either (i) upload content to our website or (ii) otherwise start a multi-page session.

13.2. Cookie-less Technology. Our technology uses Cookie-less session codes for guest sessions, although our partners may still use cookies in such sessions.

13.3. Uploading Content. If you upload your content to be processed by our tools (e.g. a written document, a code file, an online form, an image, a video, etc.), as a guest, then we have obligations to protect any private information it may contain. In such a guest session, our default architecture involves processing uploaded content in temporary memory and automated removal of temporary files and reports.

13.4. Derivative Reports. In some cases, where the original user file is not stored, the tool may still create internal representations, reports or other derivative analysis of your content, which may contain excerpts of your work, that is then stored to disk. The reason to store these reports to disk is to use these files to show subsequent pages in a guest session. If such internal representations or reports are stored in a guest session, they will be removed within a reasonable time period after the session, usually 24 hours.

13.5. Other Architectures. Not all tools can use this architecture with content processed in memory for guest sessions, and our individual web pages and tools may contain additional information describing the privacy practice of that specific tool. In cases where a temporary copy of your content is retained in a temporary disk file for a guest session, our policy is to remove it in less than 24 hours.

13.6. Licenses. In addition to privacy issues, there are other legal issues regarding your uploaded or submitted content, including that your copyright is not transferred to us, but that you may grant us a limited license to use your content (e.g. to show you a report), and restrictions on when we can or cannot retain a copy of your content. These rights and restrictions are detailed in our Terms of Use.

14. Registering an Account at Our Website

14.1. Registration. Registering for a user account will typically involve providing us with some of your private information, such as your email address.

14.2. Uploaded Account Documents. If you upload content to your own registered account, it must obviously be retained by our servers for a longer period so that you can use it in your account. Furthermore, if a tool creates internal representations, reports or other derivative analysis of your content in a registered user session, these report files may be stored for a longer time, depending on your request.

14.3. Stored User Documents: If you “store” a document in a private user account of our website, then we may store the document in your account. Storing a private document also does not transfer copyright to us, but further details as to the limited license you grant to us regarding the content are described in our Terms of Use.

14.4. Shared Content: If you opt-in to “share” a document to show your friends, other users, or the public at large, or opt-in to “contribute” your content to our Website, you grant us extra rights, depending on the nature of the sharing. A document does not become “shared” or “contributed” merely by virtue of your uploading it for processing by our tools, and your affirmative opt-in agreement is required. Your document does not become “shared” or “contributed” even if you share a derivative report about it, although such report does become shared. For more details, see our Terms of Use.

14.5. Contacting Us. If you contact us directly, such as via email, phone or postal mail, your communication may contain private information. There are various reasons why we may be required to retain private communications from you, including administrative and legal compliance reasons.

14.6. Feedback and Suggested Improvements. If you contact with us contains feedback or contributions to improve our site or suggest new features, we gain certain rights to use such feedback without paying any fee to you. For more details, see our Terms of Use.

14.7. Contributed Content or Documents: If you “contribute” content or documents to us for addition to our websites, for sharing to the general public, or for other uses, then we gain certain additional rights to use such content or documents, without paying a fee to you. For more details, see our Terms of Use.

15. Partner Privacy and Contact Details

15.1. OpenAI: privacy policy and contact details:

15.2. Amazon AWS: contact details:

15.3. OVH USA: privacy policy and contact details:

15.4. Google, Inc.: part of Alphabet, Inc. (for both Google AdSense and Google Analytics):

16. Applicable Legal Regulations

16.1. Privacy Regulations. Your use of our website may be subject to different applicable government legislation. This may depend upon:

  1. Our location
  2. Your location
  3. The location of our servers
  4. The location of our partners, such as used for online advertising or online analytics.
  5. Other factors that establish legal jurisdiction

16.2. Applicability of Regulations. We comply with the appropriate privacy regulations governing our website and your interaction with our website. As an Australian company, we comply with the Australian Privacy Principles (APP).

16.3. International Privacy Regulations. Since we maintain strong privacy practices, we aim to also be compliant with regulations in other jurisdictions, or other regulations that do not strictly apply, but we do not guarantee to do so.

16.4. Non-Compliance. If you are located in a different jurisdiction to those supported, or one where we are not in compliance with the applicable legal privacy requirements, then your access to our website is inappropriate and disallowed, and you should discontinue usage of our website.

17. Your Privacy Rights

17.1. Under the applicable privacy regulations, you may have some or all of the following rights:

  1. Right to review private information held by us.
  2. Right of correction or completion of your private information.
  3. Right of erasure of your private information.
  4. Right to be notified of any breach of your private information.
  5. Right to make an official complaint.

18. Requests About Your Private Information

18.1. Requests About Your Private Information. You can make several types of requests to us about any private information that we may have retained about you. These requests may include:

  1. Disclosure requests: You may request information that shows what private information we have about you.
  2. Correction requests: You may request for us to correct any errors in your private information, or to complete the information.
  3. Erasure requests: You may request for us to delete all your private information.
  4. Breaches: You may seek more information from us if we have notified you of any breach.
  5. Complaints: You may make a complaint about your privacy matters.

18.2. Details About Your Requests. There are several points to note about making requests to us about your private information:

  1. Basic Web Browsing: If your access to our website only involves Basic Web Browsing, including viewing of Online Advertising and/or Analytics Statistics, then it is likely that we have none of your private information. In such case, only our partners, such as Google, may have private information about you, and you should contact them directly to obtain such information.
  2. Guest Session Uploads: If your access to our website involves only Basic Web Browsing, plus the use of our online tools in “guest” or “anonymous” session mode, then we are also unlikely to have retained any private information about you, even if you uploaded documents to our websites. Most of our tools do not retain copies of your uploaded documents or information on disk, but only in memory. Furthermore, all use of temporary disk storage related to guest sessions is deleted in a reasonable time period after the session, usually 24 hours or less.
  3. Advanced Website Usage: if your access to our websites has involved more complicated use of our website, such as user account registration, newsletter sign-ups, content sharing, or other email contact with us, then we may have private information about you.
  4. Requests In Writing. Under applicable law, we may request that all such requests must be made in writing. For various reasons, we cannot accept an email request for your private information, even if the request comes from the email address about which you are asking.
  5. Partner Information: We cannot provide any details about your private information held by our business partners. In any case, we have very little such information about our partner’s privacy matters. Please contact the partner companies directly.
  6. Confirmation of Identity. As part of responding to your request, we may need to positively establish your identity, so as to protect others from fraudulently accessing your private information. For example, if your request is about an email address, we will need to confirm that you have control of that email address. It should be noted that being a spouse of, or a parent or guardian of, the person whose information you request, may not always allow release of the associated private information. If you have accessed our website in an anonymous or pseudonymous manner, this may present some practical difficulties, and we will comply with the applicable law in such cases.
  7. Fees. Under applicable law, we may have the right to charge you a reasonable fee for processing of your request, or, alternatively, we may choose to waive such fee if your request is genuine and reasonable.
  8. Rejection of Requests. Under applicable law, we may have the right to refuse unreasonable requests, those where identity cannot be adequately confirmed, or that may impose an undue burden upon us. We reserve the right to reject all such requests without providing notice to you.
  9. Breaches of Privacy. As applicable under law, we commit to provide you notice of any breach of your private information, and any government authorities, as required. Where possible, we will use your contact details, such as your email address, to notify you, or otherwise may post a general notice on our Website.
  10. Making a Complaint. Under applicable law, you may have the right to make an official complaint about your privacy and our Website or Services, such as if you believe we have mishandled your private information. You should make a complaint promptly as your right to complain may expire within 12 months in some jurisdictions. It is recommended that you complain to us first, before making an official government complaint, and we will take the matter seriously. The official government procedures depend on your location and applicable law. Under the Australian Privacy Principles (APP) you may contact the OAIC or review the complaint procedures at https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/privacy-complaints .

19. General Exceptions

19.1. There are exceptions to all these privacy matters, which hopefully are rare. Examples of situations that may override the privacy practices outlined elsewhere may include:

  1. Our co-operation with any law enforcement agency.
  2. Our compliance with a court order in regards to you or your use of the website.
  3. Our protection of others users, ourselves, yourself, or the public at large from harmful activities by you or by others.
  4. Our monitoring of compliance with, and detection of violations of, our Terms of Use by you or others.
  5. Malicious access to your private information via fraud, hacking or phishing, which remains an ongoing risk in any online services.
  6. Your erased or in-memory private information might still be retrievable via forensic data recovery techniques by law enforcement.
  7. To the extent that our compliance with applicable law overrides any of these privacy matters.

20. How to Improve Your Privacy Protections

20.1. There are a number of actions that you can do to improve the protection of your privacy, such as:

  1. Using our tools in “guest” mode, without registering for an account, where possible.
  2. Using an “ad blocker” extension in your browser.
  3. Using a “private” mode in your web browser, such as “InPrivate” mode for Microsoft Edge browser or “Incognito” mode for Google Chrome browser.
  4. Using web browser settings to block or control the use of Cookies in your browser.
  5. Regularly using security software to detect viruses and tracking cookies, and thereby disable them.
  6. Careful monitoring of the online activities of family members such as children.
  7. Checking that all web pages that you visit start with “https://” rather than http:// (without “s”)
  8. Avoiding the use of insecure public Wi-Fi systems.
  9. Reviewing our Privacy Policy in detail for further actions.
  10. Reviewing Google’s Privacy Policy and their options to reduce private information collected such as Google’s ad settings and the Google Analytics browser add-on.
  11. Changing the options in your browser to manage or block cookies.
  12. Educating yourself about online privacy, privacy tools, and your privacy rights in general.

21. Our Contact Details

21.1. Our postal address is: 

Aussie AI
P.O. Box 690
Edge Hill
Queensland, 4870
Australia

22. Amendments to this Privacy Policy

22.1. It is likely that this Privacy Policy will change and be amended as our business evolves with new website features and different online partnerships. It may also be necessary to amend this document to address new legal or regulatory requirements. Please check our Privacy Policy on our website regularly for updates on our privacy practices.

22.2. We will continue to remain strongly committed to your privacy.